The Head of a Stag-Beetle or Flying Hart, as they are called in Virginia and New-England; it is considerably larger than the English Sort, the Horns near an Inch and half long. Of its shrill chirping, see the Phil. Trans. N° 127. Entire Flying Stags; it hath its Name from the Horns, which are branched exactly like the Stag's. These are of English Extraction, and by some called ..., from a park in Dorsetshire, whence these were procured for me by Patience Ward Esq.